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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Yuen Kee & Co. have removed to Hotel
street.
For gents embroidered suspenders, col
lar and cuff boxes, and shaving sets, go to
Sachs store, 10+ Fort street.
Just received, undressed kid gloves in
new shade, fancy white and colored EN-
broidered handkerchiefs at Sachs storeF
Undressed kid gloves, ladies' underwear,
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere Just
received by last steamer ct e }. Flshel' s..
A lot of Turk, Polo and Tam plush caps,
children's Normandy bonnets and ladies
hats lust received at Sachs store, 1O4 Fort
street
Messrs. Wing On Wo & Co, of Mauna-
kea street, beg leave to notify the public
that they have just received large guam
tity of Xxx and other choice brands Of
Manila cigars, of the best quality, for sale
at moderate prices.
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Mr.. Charles T. Guliek

Mr.. Charles T Gulick, whose name
was some months ago among the most
prominent in the political arena OF this
Kingdom, he having held the portfolio OF
Minister of the Interior, and who has
since eresignation of that office led a
life of retirement, has again entered upon
an active business career. Mr.. Quick
is now carrying on business as notary
nnhl;c AGENT to take Acknowledgements
tolabor contracts and agent Tor marriage
licenses. He has also established nm
self as general business and commission
accent and real estate broker. dis ofhce
is in Campbell's block on the secoho
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Volcano Panorama.

To accommodate those who have been
unable TO attend during the holidays,
and also to give the public school chill
dren who have. been scattered curing va
cation, chance to attend en- masse' the
panorama of the Volcano will be on ex-
hibition one week longer. The oppor-
trinity thus afforded of viewing really
grand and artistic piece OF work VIII uh-
doubtedly be appreciated by the pubic
# is stated by the management that TINS
;s nositiyelv the last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-03
An Earthquake.

s,;oht shock of earthquake was ex-
I'd in Honolulu and some OF the
p.h,,rhs at about II minutes before
,a,ock on Saturday afternoon. 1t was
4 felt in the central portion u
,he city, reports to that effect coming
VIC , tbe Mutual Telephone office on
~ .hant street, the building on Queen
W. - where the Volcano panorama is Oh
,.;h;t;on and other places. Similar
Ell, ,'ar;ences are reported from different
r. Of Beretania street, some as la
pa + as Thomas Square. In one III
uls' ON the plains in the vicinity o.
the the latter place it is said tina, 81, na, .
iag windows to rattle. The h no dl5eSsso
about from southeast 10 hoftii"e''
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| ".ll ieF'almanalo, |.

I
lnmins. The Chief Engineer is
Mr. Roberts, formerly employed on the
Kinau The dimensions OF the ). A.
Crmmins are: Length over all, SO feet;
l,raadtb of beam, 20 feet; depth OF hold,
> foot 3 inches. She was built by Messrs.
George S. Dickey & Bros. OF San Fran
-" ), and the engine is from the Union
: Works of that city. The speed Is
If dated at nine knots, and although
tba tonnage has not yot been measured
= NAV be roughly stated that the ). "A.
C,mmins is a little larger than the ). l.
Dousatt Her model is especially hne,
I'D the stern bears the Hawaiian coat Oh
inns The new craft is destined Ior
trading purposes between this port ana
Waimanalo, Oahu, and has carrying
canacity of l 500 bags OF sugar. Ihougn
not intended for passenger traIllc, 'his
an,ointments are convenient; the zap
+a;r,s room and wheel house are .upoi
| tha hurricane deck, and the other ofiicer
hollow there being separate CABIN 10
oob officer. On arrival in port after
u sftaon davis run, the Cummins was gan
y 4 licked with buntings IN celeora'io.l
sracess of her first trip. The engine
9 rroce;ve a thorough overhauling.
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,, c.,c,um Light Doomed.

The calcium light, which has done SO mucn
for staoe representations in the past, Is
doomed. AS the old gas'ight has been super
seeded by the electric light so also must 1a the
lime light give way before it. Every known
shade in stage lighting cennow be produced
by electricity. We can get warm yellow "
glow, a deep canary shade. white light, a
bale blue effect, weird greenish tint, or
bright and efful gent red light, to say notnnis
of a soft, continuous nor dazzling l1lu.llilsa;
ting fame. Chemistry and other sclences
have also contributed much toward reall lI.
ON the stage.-New York Mail ana Expires
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-03
PAssHNCE

AMI
u,,,, san FRA ncisco, p l. Wa
,-Sa~v Ist--hIrs \ u Bis-
nd louis horn. ..n lam -r
Vron kauai, per steam = mstron
-, Mrs " Holt ~i1a nd % d els
Gilniian, j FerI-ande-
paase gers. 2 rres anuary e.
iron, Maui per steam RS I.ol
~ Rev Father Leo ones, ~
Nf;cbs.l aud Joseph. go r-=-4- 81 Andre l.,
s, vn'' Daniels, Miss Ellen .-5- 4 IS de-
y ,,IT.sn,ilh, I f Forsers -'-''
.,4asse pFers. Janua =
= From, AfoIosal, peF er5- 5-aafu and q
- N RYAN. Air Rose ~
deck passen gers. = January >
From Kauai ger 49, S L Hougi
"A a : : y Il Rogers, Chinese
sers. r4szf - meE kinau
,. FFsn 4 is9aon VIC Fagsss Cal. Ms
ssp Kass Eat 9 R22 ogei ) B 9De
Minnie , grs" .IPsleTnlsr, y 2 ana y 's'
passengers. 49,. .----.s---
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Ap,,r, ,ss ~. 1srfsasnas eist

.av. Fathc fouzot and h.s associate .
,4'.-,,...:t.. Catholic Churct re-
reis.. 81 pie @ I'D approo''5e .
-, - a aies Tavernier tie
tie ora beautifu. sra-
q ~ tha n altar. aa
v-pr-sease se hearts Of aof
I5s.s Vran, the for 7er
- ro tire crown II thorns and
me- uaems Q. siasnnart. ID LORD, ai.o
10, wreath Of rosgs. BeneS ~
= NJ 80 ,as aup ed by tnbiena,'e
=" patron .;aints = chuTef
!. IRA ~. The ~esign wa
D @ SIS t. aeonseien
- and fidelity gaed usssae = YeF1
= t'''''t. -. addition s. sLe sAsts sus 6ecol
: az = the ctlnFs besides giyiz
a. ,,leas.1re TO he Etngregatiof-
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,o.oI Hawaiian Hotel.

The following are the late arrivals at
tho ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel: Alexander
Benitz, Albert Vargast' Chile; arthur
n F. Swift, Kilauea, Kauai; l.. H.
Anthem Kauai.
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xaennaz g So!
BR>A 11nYs
- - -
lzlAE|2|S[zI[zi{{za lAAIER
SAN JOSE, CAL. U. S. A.
A CALICO MA PRODUCTION
The Fine Exhibit Made at the Fall ny
the Fredericksburg Brewing TO-
: s::. ss UNIQUE : .ss: % s
Of hop sides wsft the onser lager e OK
G h iS%F5 5reonn they have succeeded
LAGER N Surpassed
de s East g:a G es Pre-: I'm ss:S "A a %
P 5ss sS reason East l sss Fl nv 1
E Ernest ss ssseD aS ias that
DEETEs COMPETITIONS.
1as .s @ , south aa
Tso $1,000 S%S ssS Bs@
%sdp k 1o sg @ San Francisco
been assssd for All si ss aS
5 ted ea BsSvtns G st 6edPsct
FREETH & PEACOCK,
IS sa Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
rn 1859 aeoasfl TELEPHONES No. 40
,..auarr at Pompeii.

~ 90 a :. s-a.ortant discovery has just been mace
re- al GI,sii. Near the eastern gate leading 70
at PoI.s street of tombs similar to the
,nr which il is, believed contains sepulchers
AEL1hll&a h;ohtest interest. Unfortunately the
Eation funds are just now very low, SO
'er'' Pths scientific world will probably for
w at r Mktime to come be kept IN SUSPENSE o.
slo. Hama acse value and further details OF tnese
Moh ,, and &c relics of antiquity.-Chicago
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r.r west Editor Thinks

An editor out west remarks that ne mas
Good reasons to believe that ne"Spapel 49,
bocoma white mules after DEATH because UIe
axnression on the countenance Oh VIII m,u,
has often reminded him OF sonle ,e.ss,,,.,ent
hrother journalist, especlaI1y Cll Sor,pec;al
Iroon of the lower lip.-Butaio Coliliiiel o-e.-.
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sHEPPTSers'

the ". G
Al 3se coAstug stssHS
Hall ar nov - -f-ef Is-- Irday from
Pee steslasF K. f's- ~, - - ar, 60 bags
MAJ saa Esasali WIZ >, s5gez. asep and 100
ar - . bass eess-'' ,ys,1 les. e. iorrow
pa ~ So -1' a.. a-f.sa - = lima were
81 pig Hazard a14'- -tii,r when tbs
as.a /, dHo.l aawait' aN-,
stssaosF Nis''' = ~sr an, M2ai
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Joe Jefrerson's Book
A HOU,

Bok which that delightful aCUUI' oo0
-Ou ~. is now engaged in writing WIN CON-
- 33shen finished, It's authors peiso ,i;~ ao
perience upon the stage as wen a. 10, o,.tist,
objections of the many dis1lhs s;n 81 have
whom ,.e roa nJ the period of $780," he tells
Ct louis reporter, "and so have oeai % %
o 1oo..'ra before me yet" He also has dea
p IF work. hut that he doesn't seem TO MIND :
Nawy :. Graphic.
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3. ra RS 1st with 2176 5aes sugar ~hici -
rraaea ON board tbe eark CeYIon ''."@
surprise iasves again his afternoon aess
I've SCI os. er csnate brought l'oo '-sS
from Hoaor Hawst january I'd.
-,.ts.... WA n.nalo arrived last Sat'S & 4.
.->s. sat aaa 1aGs suser.
e-atee arrived January LIST Il
..,s sugar, go bags paddy 3
ar5 rs ls.5
-,...... .r.ks brought 1881 bags sugar
-.,.. January Ist. She sails
as Is tats 81. ....
.-tfne " b DiInond, Cap
s..+ g. AZ noon to-day for San
,,-,,,,s,- e-..as .. aags sugar, 1900 bags rice
and bales ,e1L
rs. ii arrived from Molokai ana
..-r.. Fla sc bags sugar from the
s.~ s....- leep from the latter. Re
.... 81. win leave again this after
COCOA.
,t.r SIMS Of the brtsantine Con-
IS Jew American schooner
... v.t. ar. cted at this port, sailed
e-,. SAN rr.s. .. 1ecember 10Th for fahit
5l-eet
rs.5 anti. e.. .-suelo and W. G. Irwin
54,. ,.s.......r. llaater viii commence dis
i, rsius c.esa .ht. ming,
.rnss.eau e n 3. aop arrived from Kauai
ga. -sfsfts .roary l. with l,6lo bags sugar
roe bass va- aaE des.
Tins team ~. VI. arrived from Kauai jon
garx %. WI. .oa sugar, 976 bags PADDY %
hass rice. I'D. bags o.. lss hides ana % neA''
cattle.
-.s e-rs ssuis Ria. ,ils this morning in bal
r-. .or PuEat 0a.
Inc steaasrs ,a. nd Kilauea Hoo arrived
oF-rra HeEy8
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Let Ne Have a Mild
GIG A r

THE Abo t Il - saioons and other places where
cigar soid for it is an undisputsd fact tnaa
mild eigaea ana
who have 1o i,orted Manilas will, after having
RrdnoPhh stomach and %pa1Ffdt hey
nervous system, surely want mila Cigar =
could find the right Il nd. ,,oLars who suffer
loss Of have freS ali
bility, as inii, itbont success might be cureo
SHE Knew that their suerngs were caused aus tbs
the Incorporate of strong cigars: ,srlv pre-
| they should only smoke Ihiiu al
is fact that net all mild cig gnsrs IS acI
Will .n Az selection of the tobacco, ana ore
Or necessary experience for it is t fsst;S
here is one brand which suits the inos' i""'-
IONS smoker, and that IS
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ENGELBRECHT'S
sampler" Health Cigar

1U,,cb 10 made from mild, aromatic and Par1lcu-
w WIN, selected n ana prepared tobacco and
bnes all the qualities which ma b od eject Of
1rtLr - e aoreeable to the taste burns eVenIy
an AZ rho end and possesses hue aroma. ~
smoker should fail to give
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gEEN EMMA LEGACY FUND.
Cartwright holds the amount
rom the estate of Queen Emma
interest al per cent, and subject
0,537 So.
gentlemen, your obedient servant
JOHN H. Patty,
Treasurer Queens Hospital.
4 lulu, November 80, 1886
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,,o.t,ou at HilO.

IN Tuesday, December 2Sth, an cleo
| oe held at Hilo ~Hawaii, to fill the
ancv for Represesxsave by the ap-
,',,,t of Hos. ID L. Kaulukou as
-sbal of tn ingdom. There were
no candb les, y. K. Kaulia, Dep
fSr TWO - &C., n Peck.
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~. 4aeiis.y sfifti, eedin) UCE
'-iWtST an '4iS 10 Ne rOm
,e,oo, AAcreasin., p. II and sh
ing but 2 tas the hs. 10Th to the ' 18th s,9
sao. q the ss sss' away - The -a s5e
s. Nd and on tb. mas - Of
ea. nos5 sighted a. 5 ss5 z *
~ phe c0nd b. wing 10 sor- som
i've timas The engin. the
lerstoo5 u the passa,a "foke inteI
,ilv - % sbe matt >, out this Tim,
Neilso, 70ihmand If - - Ell Tb,
H. who NO captain JeFe,
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l.ncAl- an GENERAL.

at Emma Square
+l,fs evening IS rsus
Saturday last beju= Year ; D"s Wa
Sf'o'','' y. =, neral iday.
The services at St drew O''l'NN
astard.v were all we tended
r.. NJ 5. a. boo Eeeping class WIN
Il 1at7 oFclo. this evening
PR Beclley OF the Kinau rePo 'fe T 11,1
vulnerable smoke in the V'c'h''S %
" Parke was among the pas
i nsers by the steamer Kinan 0" 'A'
ror,a., ia the Bishop OF Honolulu
=. - fro.a Haul by ne Kin"u On ga
- .,c .,a,,ns sarkenrass ~
nd sails at moo to-day 10. -
IN, ar,hsl,e t 4s. Hook will be
: - for triai -. ne Police Court
this ling. - -
Tn Hawaiian jury vaI be required 10 Z,
m ten, at the Supreme conrt at ~ 0 oi0' >
this n orning.
To- The steamer J, A. Comm'hS pr' ipss ~. =.
an 1otar n,,vs from the Coast wing iei' 'h'
nd same d.,y as the last'ma' msr'
one # our well know tradesmen o.
go Fort at.eet had his New " '"rhe
-ss. .,tolen -r1m his meat safe la. lay even
YER i..,
rom ~. understand that Chaa Jung
ON whom the opium license has De- R' ,'a,
Is SON If Mr. G. Along INC N"o"
rom Chiuese MERCHANT.
san TIE Jan,ary term OF The sup, t SIc
F., the opens This morning at 10 o'eIo * oe11
Chief Justice Judd presiding ne
waiian iury will sit.
fF Sne A iur'pins match for $50 81 ~ "a
off at alkiki on saturday ate III
y "'' tween Noort and Levy Moore W.
}oston The ds'1gce was not taken
IN San Visitor to the panorama last -
afternoon treated by MADAME I =
- shock oi eaf1nqt Ike, proba0'V -
'OFdS' ~ tho ar 5Sf'e iTr'
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The IA. Cummims.

Hon. j. A. Cummins' new steam
&c "A. Cummins, arrived in port
atl3O p. m. yesterday; ana reports
hag left San Francisco December
: - 'discn,ggedt the pilas a. m
s.ts'y a @i15. 's se ian s: e.:
, l,rs Strong winds s' ' Jay "asing Avg g.
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y gHn. 5,,-day to visit relatives
coast ar l3sce be children st s-.i'o'
o. ARE exe,Ycts gaturn after sh''
1g@.p Fernsrdez Kapalama has
a 4, sd foss IL he death OF bis
v.a,..ao, a1o die yesterday. egt
,,lar3aac lays. ? efunerai tooF ii q.
at X ~ an
,,.aug a. Una = passengers ON ~.
T. va,-rs [.av qse Jules gavefnier the
- If the 20 "a par .4msa. Ia7sr.
IL we'll a q .,ear y he viii pro.
= Tin in lore. ala or aweek or 50 tsl'
:. thinning so rs bio h2lie.
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tlgelOftthlS ! Ddl!Pltl DiGoi
/ I@lF eEI@As 49, lo5Ina17S9
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TIN pROpIE MEL

The medal was won .
January /, 1886, and by
| Julv 5th OF the same year.
! latter win it on another q
become his property.
IA. R. A. TROI
v.lnea at $3.50. Compe tit
members OF the Association
For the highest aggregate Sc
5oo wards; 10 rounds at eact
n9ilitarv rifle under the rules
,1,,oI,ertv of the marksman Y
fimes at regular meetings Oh
Ungsr, w 4
r Zoo zoo cards - 4 8 s Z
c Wi ITS I1sr d, 3 o 81
( 560 wards 30
$ br SSo Tsr r
z9 9o S- ads 2ees--s----s'-'
: Rothwell, J. , 3
a 20 sSo y yesas. . :
< Ffsher, j H.-x 3
or 5S9 S yards....'2 .
he u
n 200 yards ~ . . =
so yards .,..-9
pratt. J. W 81
500 yards ..'''S
uioeins, F. IS 8.
500 yards %
vas Ashford, - 4 3
500 yards. ...-7
raj
Hingley, + 3 s
zoo zoo YARDS yrar5s o . 0 o z
,-iU OuV
!"
Turril Ids p 4 0 Q :
on 500 yards y
OF U 4,.,.nhv was won
1885. and b,
pas Nv 5tn Of the sSr(
~ TIT THE ALDEN
a., coz
~ Valued at Sloo' 81
cry tbT.e tlmey suls of ri
A. y ssc 81
yard - ss.F
rule
King,
Ill be 4oo !a va, a 8 5
g oco
Court w
l niger. W. : 4 8
4oo yarS5 3
al TO
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s1As.. ~
-. -Oay-E
N
'ind ert-ann3' 90
tue Rls an Rife \
at Nc on KIM W. ',,,.., :,
GoverUS Nursery ~ &
fine for s5slng, there o''r ,'.r |
wind at ! a large no1,'e :.
went out t(the rang ana ", :,
shooting, Tich Wa Ng' Il ,
following isjhe full score "
/ events MT
TIN BROplE NJ =
Valued at $50; TO become '4 tS,
the marksman winuln- ~ % p
regular meetings Of the 3D.
prize, So. ~,or
Distance, 900 yards row
military rifle under the rules
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

tee nsfk - tAs csessii ~ IesH saeas
flsses f.sss Nlett
TIE snHnsi ~ sas .e sea ef faf cooneii
80 fsfasI,s as.isF of tks selesmsn 80.
rss ep itsr ssss s. 3es spaaa ..t.s sas
ssske ssy frih enta 8 q TIE k..sfssss
elees toseasIos sFeatas. sss hs.1 iss
ligai Ihsrs pss fai stlendzaas kaa ths
al5ermeu sn3 ety ueaers. UsFe al
present Tee AsscT kabesz.es1 fas -
laefnea seks.ea "a sftsT sHa tas esss Aess 81
tie ~teui-k wta lae rrslink a3 tae sauaa
fsieri ~ iae AzloF 49, lerk. li showed
tee outstanding iaaehse sess - las esfF to
- ~ % i0ss Mater Horks ooaas fss1 ts53
city Hail b9nas kltfto outstanding sehool
bonds Sit st3. fe'ai bouaea Indebtedness
sl32dto
Ihs CITY CLERK reported bIis for tie osy
deposits lfom the foaFtA AzF.snal Sao
0fsus Rapids National iank laid GA tie
tsols unopened
fhs report q lie Treasurer oocuulei 3
good many pages ~ closely Nutte1 asufes.
sDi gives a statement of t1e various street.
snd sever funds. ia iacl presents seIAs sis
and es pisnaiory sceoGut ~ nearly every
expenditure oi TIE eilYs money. TIE
amount % cash nov on han1 Is 49, .55a
The report u the Boafd 0i Health shows
total deaths daring the year ff0la 81. causes
p3i TIE number The previous year uas
479 lncfezse Ia. Estimating fhe peaa-
laiion al ~ 900 ths death rate pef I09J.
anaoant 10 Q S. 100
I ndeE The head II m.scsiisDs0as business
the MaYog delivered h.s ssAeEarl4 address
He con graz uiatcd lhs easy OF is prosperity
lie sslc that the treasury Lad been es well
guarded by the present Council as vel ~
suy oi ~ predecessors. He ihankel tas
defmeu for their atteuuon 10 tne.f dates
aud SAID he should remsmbeI Tue kindness
with which he had sisays been treated by
the city officials. Wishing good fortune 90
the retiring Aldermen ne concluded saying
that Ae should never forget the mzuy even
inss they bad passed totelher.
AidcrnEn Ihum preiaoed very well
considered farewell essay on the ociles ~
al Alderman bY Inviting the Marshal 10
pass the cigars 10 the aldermen and re-
poriers.
Alderman Pantlin3 arose AM compii-
mented Alderman Eichm0nd GA iAs exem-
plary manner IN which he had performed
the obligations placed upon him. and asked
him 10 say something before ieaYing the
Board. Alderman Richmond thanked hI IA
for the c0mplimen; anu said that she
Council nai been a very good
school Tor him and that many thinss
he had learned would be Of practical benefit
10 him ali OF his life
Aid. Doan gracefully bid farewell by say
that his citations with the Mayor sna Clerk
had been extremely pleasant. lie bad
been an Alderman with the whole interests
OF the city in mind as well As his own
ward
Controller Riley said goo1-by in a few
feeling remarks, thanking the Council for
the continuous courtesy 10 blm while ia
office
City Marshal Nes.or said though he had
been listening - speeches for the past SIX
years lie had not improved any himself.
lie thanked the Council ipr the mannsr ~
which they had always supported hIm, and
bespoke the same courtesy - his successor.
4 few rep0Trs from street committees
were accepted. and alter half holf inter
change OF a.dermsnic wit the Council al
ourned sine die